Kona Blue '11 GT + 60 hours paint prep + Zymol Vintage

[NastyStang113]

By the way, is this your car?

 

[Seer]

By the way, is this your car?

yes it is mine

 

[NastyStang113]

Very nice. Any problems with the transmission??

 

[Seer]

Very nice. Any problems with the transmission??

None so far. *fingers crossed* I think the transmission issues are blown out of proportion, you'll hear the people yelling that theyre broken more so than you hear people who don't have any issues.

 

[NastyStang113]

None so far. *fingers crossed* I think the transmission issues are blown out of proportion, you'll hear the people yelling that theyre broken more so than you hear people who don't have any issues.

Of course, that's how it always works. I heard some claims that Ford last week sometime had admitted there was an issue and a fix was on it's way.

Although I do have a buddy who went through three transmissions and it's still not right. The thing makes so much noise and shifts quite shitty.

 

[1SonicGT]

It's not new. you should only buy Vintage from a certified Zymol dealer so they can set your paperwork up properly and registration for the refills. Zymol also has a formula called Royale, which costs around $7500, and a very very limited edition Solaris, which is about $30,000.

For that amount and the name my car better look like its got its own sun in the paint! It's kinda sad when the wax is worth more then my car!

 

[Seer]

For that amount and the name my car better look like its got its own sun in the paint! It's kinda sad when the wax is worth more then my car!

Royale and Solaris are usually only sold to detailers who work on Concours cars. Typically vehicles worth over $500,000

 

[Redfireshaker06]

Looks awesome, this is what I just did yesterday. Nothing compared to what you use. lol

 

[Seer]

I'm actually a big fan of chemicals and Adams (same thing) for the misc stuff

 

[Redfireshaker06]

I had a gallon of Obsessive details detail spray. And I had a bottle of Adams detail spray. Smells the exact same. I think they get it all from the same place

 

[Seer]

I had a gallon of Obsessive details detail spray. And I had a bottle of Adams detail spray. Smells the exact same. I think they get it all from the same place

Chemical Guys does a lot of private labling for a good majority of the boutique detail market.

 

[fdjizm]

wait... someone makes $2,000 wax? and someone bought it?

 

[Seer]

wait... someone makes $2,000 wax? and someone bought it?

I'd say thousands of people have

 

[stkjock]

Hey Seer - when you want to come by and work on my Shelby?

 

[Seer]

Hey Seer - when you want to come by and work on my Shelby?

Anytime, as long as you don't mind me drooling over it

 

[stkjock]

I don't mind!

Paint looks amazing.

 

[NastyStang113]

wait... someone makes $2,000 wax? and someone bought it?

$2,000 isn't the most expensive wax by any means. I'm starting to think Kuro rubbed off on you and you've got trollitis. Just leave the poor guy's thread alone.

 

[Lupo222]

For $30,000, that wax better come with more than 60% Brazilian Carnuba! It better come with a Brazilian chick in a thong bikini to put the wax on and then wax me after the fact!

I used to detail cars for a living, had two Lambos and a handful of Ferraris, but never used more than my own concoction for them.

Looks beautiful!

 

[NastyStang113]

Are you saying you owned two Lambos and a Ferrari or you detailed them?

It's pretty safe to say besides the world's top detailers the only people with those waxes are owners of exotics who are having their detailers use them. I know a guy who bought it with the intention of never using it himself.

 

[Seer]

If you go on detailing forums, you would be surprised to see how many people own $1000+ waxes to use on cars like Mustangs, Corvettes etc.